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B&C DE750TN-8 2" Titanium Horn Driver 8 Ohm 4-Bolt car subwoofer
High-frequency titanium horn driver delivers 110 watts RMS above 500 Hz with 107.5 dB sensitivity and 220 watts program power
- TypeSubwoofers
- 2" titanium diaphragm delivers crisp highs up to 18,000 Hz
- 110 W RMS power handling sustains loud, clean output
- 3" edge-wound aluminium voice coil reduces mass for fast transient response
- Copper pole-piece cap cuts inductive loss and extends frequency range
- 5 dB sensitivity produces high SPL with minimal amplifier power
High-frequency compression driver
The B&C DE750TN-8 is a 2-inch titanium horn driver built for car audio systems that demand precise high-frequency reproduction. Its 8-ohm impedance and 4-bolt mounting pattern suit custom installations where clarity and output matter most.
Titanium diaphragm with copper-capped pole piece
A titanium diaphragm and 3-inch aluminum voice coil deliver 107.5 dB sensitivity with low distortion. The copper cap on the pole piece reduces inductive losses, extending usable response to 18,000 Hz while the ferrite magnet structure maintains high flux density for dynamic accuracy.
110 watts RMS above 1 kHz crossover
Continuous power handling is rated at 110 watts RMS with 220 watts program capacity when crossed over at 1 kHz with a 12 dB slope. Buyers needing full-range low-frequency output should choose a dedicated subwoofer instead.
Highlights
- 2" titanium diaphragm delivers crisp highs up to 18,000 Hz
- 110 W RMS power handling sustains loud, clean output
- 3" edge-wound aluminium voice coil reduces mass for fast transient response
- Copper pole-piece cap cuts inductive loss and extends frequency range
- 5 dB sensitivity produces high SPL with minimal amplifier power
Specifications
| Type | Subwoofers |
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Questions about this item
Will the titanium diaphragm need periodic replacement, and is a spare available?
A replacement diaphragm is offered by the manufacturer for the 3" voice-coil assembly, so the driver can be refreshed without buying a whole new unit.
At what power level does the 3" voice coil reach its thermal limit during continuous play?
The driver is rated for 110 W RMS and 220 W program power above a 1 kHz crossover with a 12 dB slope, so sustained output above 110 W risks overheating.
How much heat and noise does the ferrite magnet structure produce when run all day at rated power?
The 13.9 lb ferrite magnet and copper-capped pole piece dissipate heat efficiently, and the 107.5 dB sensitivity means high output with modest amplifier power, keeping thermal load low.
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